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ignore first 2 characters
Is there anyway to format a cell so that it trims off the first 2 characters
of the cell. For example my cell contains a query that shows PR101 or PL101. Is there a way to make it just show 101. For this application the PL and PR don't matter. Am I out of luck on this one or can it be done. Thanks. |
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got to make a new column (if your #'s are in A, here's the function in B)
= Right(A1,Len(a1)-2) HTH *** you aren't related to Jason Sneed (in charlotte)are you? "Sneed924" wrote: Is there anyway to format a cell so that it trims off the first 2 characters of the cell. For example my cell contains a query that shows PR101 or PL101. Is there a way to make it just show 101. For this application the PL and PR don't matter. Am I out of luck on this one or can it be done. Thanks. |
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Thank you. And no i don't think i am related to Jason. From what i know, i
believe almost all my family is Oklahoma. "TomHinkle" wrote: got to make a new column (if your #'s are in A, here's the function in B) = Right(A1,Len(a1)-2) HTH *** you aren't related to Jason Sneed (in charlotte)are you? "Sneed924" wrote: Is there anyway to format a cell so that it trims off the first 2 characters of the cell. For example my cell contains a query that shows PR101 or PL101. Is there a way to make it just show 101. For this application the PL and PR don't matter. Am I out of luck on this one or can it be done. Thanks. |
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